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How Maryland's Homelessness Problem Compares To The Nation
An estimated 582,462 people experienced homelessness on a single night in January 2022, according to the report.
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This Is How Alcohol Consumption In Maryland Compares To Other States
Canadian health officials issued revised government recommendations for alcohol consumption last week, changing the low risk level.
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How Living Off The Grid In Maryland Compares To Other States
In the wake of the pandemic, there's growing economic uncertainty and climate change stressing public infrastructure.
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How 2022 Gun Sales In Maryland Compare To The Rest Of The Country
Gun sales, as approximated by background checks, surged in 2020 to 39,695,315, just as the COVID-19 pandemic began.
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This Is The Average 'Time-To-Crime' For Firearms In Maryland
Gun control laws vary across the U.S., and five states and the District of Columbia currently impose a waiting period.
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This Is How Much The Federal Government Makes From Gun Sales In Maryland
America's gun industry is booming. Over 11.3 million firearms were manufactured in the United States in 2020.
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The City In Maryland Where The Most Guns Are Linked To Crime
The United States is the only country in the world with more civilian-owned firearms than people; some inevitably end up in the wrong hands.
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Maryland Has A Gun Trafficking Problem
Gun violence is a growing problem in the U.S.; active-shooter incidents surged by over 50 percent in 2021, compared to the previous year.
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Baltimore Ranks Among The Best U.S. Cities For Immigrants
The U.S. remains a magnet for immigrants, as they come here seeking better opportunities for themselves and their children.
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How Secure Public Pensions Are In Maryland
Public employee pension systems are some of the largest financial liabilities on state government balance sheets, over the 50 states.
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The Number Of Americans Killed From Maryland In Post 9/11 Wars
The United States suffered through the worst terror attack in its history on Sept. 11, 2001.
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This Is The Largest Military Base In Maryland
The U.S. defense budget – by far the largest of any country in the world – is the subject of regular controversy.
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Maryland Reports Significant Increase In Stress As Inflation Reaches 40-Year High
Inflation has been surging to highs in the U.S.; according to the congressional Joint Economic Committee, prices climbed.
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How The Maryland Governor's Salary Compares To Other States
It's generally true one does not get into politics for the paycheck, even though politicians have significant power and clout.
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Maryland's Minimum Wage Among The Highest In The Nation
With decades-high inflation eroding incomes, families around the country are struggling to make ends meet.
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This Is The Best Private High School In Maryland
Faith in America's public education system is fading in many parts of the country, according to a recent Gallup poll.
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This Is How Much Money Maryland's Economy Makes From The Gun Industry
Gun ownership has been a staple of traditional American life since the inception of the country, and even long before then.
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This Is The Top Ranking School District In Maryland
Few aspects play a more important role in a child's development than their educational experience, among nearly 50 million Americans.
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Over Half Of All Homicides In Maryland Are Committed With A Gun
Homicides surged in the U.S. by nearly 30 percent in 2020, the largest annual increase since record keeping began.
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This Is The Wealthiest School District In Maryland, Montgomery County
Disparities in school spending have been a point of contention in the American public education system for decades.